Glass-fibre filters

Alternative Fibre Filters with inorganic binder

Can be used up to a maximum of 200 °C. With organic binder.

Specifications
Thickness:	0.4 mm
Weight:	90 g/m2
Filtration time:	15 Sec.
Particle retention:	0.5 µm

Alternative Fibre Filters with inorganic binder

Alternative Glass microfibre filters, grade GF 6, circles

Glass microfibre filters have a fast filtration and a high loading capacity and particle retention rate. Manufactured without chemical binder from high grade borosilicate glass. (Exception: GF6, GF9). They are suitable for gravity or low suction filtration. Filtration speeds generally very much higher than conventional cellulose papers. Efficient retention of micron size particles. Must be used flat. Ideal for use in flat perforated plate Buchner type funnels (not sintered glass models). Can be used up to 500°C
Wide range of applications including:

• retention of fine analytical precipitates
• retention of biochemical gelatinous precipitates
• water/air pollution analyses
• as prefilters for membranes
• scintillation counting
• radioimmunoassay.

The general purpose high efficiency glass microfibre filter. Particle retention to 1.6 µm. Supplied in pack quantities as indicated.

Glass microfibre filters have a fast filtration and a high loading capacity and particle retention rate. Manufactured without chemical binder from high grade borosilicate glass. (Exception: GF6, GF9). They are suitable for gravity or low suction filtration. Filtration speeds generally very much higher than conventional cellulose papers. Efficient retention of micron size particles. Must be used flat. Ideal for use in flat perforated plate Buchner type funnels (not sintered glass models). Can be used up to 500°C
Wide range of applications including:

• retention of fine analytical precipitates
• retention of biochemical gelatinous precipitates
• water/air pollution analyses
• as prefilters for membranes
• scintillation counting
• radioimmunoassay.

Retention rate:	99.97 %
Filtration time according to Gurley:	40 s

Alternative Glass fibre papers Type MN GF 6 Alternative Fibre Filters with inorganic binder

Glass microfibre filters have a fast filtration and a high loading capacity and particle retention rate. Manufactured without chemical binder from high grade borosilicate glass. (Exception: GF6, GF9). They are suitable for gravity or low suction filtration. Filtration speeds generally very much higher than conventional cellulose papers. Efficient retention of micron size particles. Must be used flat. Ideal for use in flat perforated plate Buchner type funnels (not sintered glass models). Can be used up to 500°C
Wide range of applications including:

• retention of fine analytical precipitates
• retention of biochemical gelatinous precipitates
• water/air pollution analyses
• as prefilters for membranes
• scintillation counting
• radioimmunoassay.

Manufactured from quartz microfibre to withstand high temperatures. Can be used up to 500°C.

Flow rate: Retention: Wet strength: Thickness:

Fast Medium High 0.475mm

Glass microfibre filters have a fast filtration and a high loading capacity and particle retention rate. Manufactured without chemical binder from high grade borosilicate glass. (Exception: GF6, GF9). They are suitable for gravity or low suction filtration. Filtration speeds generally very much higher than conventional cellulose papers. Efficient retention of micron size particles. Must be used flat. Ideal for use in flat perforated plate Buchner type funnels (not sintered glass models). Can be used up to 500°C
Wide range of applications including:

• retention of fine analytical precipitates
• retention of biochemical gelatinous precipitates
• water/air pollution analyses
• as prefilters for membranes
• scintillation counting
• radioimmunoassay.

Three times thicker and with greater wet strength than GF/A. Particle retention to 1µm. Supplied in pack quantities as outlined below.

Recommended filters for environmental analysis and controlling both air and water pollution.

• Made of 100 % borosilicate glass fibres with binders
• Glass fibre filters capture fine particles down to 1 µm from liquids, in air, gases and aerosols with even 0.3 to 0.5 µm being absorbed
• Extremely low content in alkali-earth metals
• Chemical stability: It keeps all its properties in contact with acid solutions (except hydrofluoric acid) and basic solutions at moderate concentrations
• Stabile at temperatures up to 500 °C
• Gravimetrical analysis of organic and inorganic impurities in water and waste water according to DIN 38409 and EN 872 (suspended particles)
• Measurement of immission, measurement of dust in air and gases, monitoring of the efficiency of filtration and dedusting, monitoring the combustion air of power plants and of the steel and iron industry
• Measurement of dust release in workplace and production processes and the purification of compartment air
• Measurement of scintillation

Recommended filters for controlling both air and water pollution.

• Made of 100 % borosilicate glass fibres without binders
• Extremely low content in alkali-earth metals
• Chemical stability: It keeps all its properties in contact with acid solutions (except hydrofluoric acid) and basic solutions at moderate concentrations
• Usable as a pre-filter for membranes to prevent the membranes from silting up
• Deposition of (radioactive) aerosols and monitoring of nuclear power plants
• Gravimetrical analysis of organic and inorganic impurities in water and waste water according to DIN 38409 and EN 872 (suspended particles)
• Measurement of immission, measurement of dust in air and gases, monitoring of the efficiency of filtration and dedusting, monitoring the combustion air of power plants and of the steel and iron industry
• Measurement of dust release in workplace and production processes and the purification of compartment air
• Stability at high temperatures: It keeps its properties up to 500 °C
• High flow speed and high permeability to air